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When lithium (Li) is mixed with magnesium oxide (MgO), a single replacement reaction occurs. What will be the product or products of the reaction? a.LiO + Mg b.LiO c. Mg d.Li2O + Mg
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When lithium (Li) is mixed with magnesium oxide (MgO), a single replacement reaction occurs. What will be the product or products of the reaction? a.LiO + Mg

b.LiO
c. Mg
d.Li2O + Mg

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I think the correct answer would would be option D. When lithium is allowed to react with magnesium oxide, lithium atoms would replace magnesium atoms in the magnesium oxide molecule producing Li2O and Mg as products. Hope this helps.
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